What does The Lazarus Group do to maintain the highest level of security for their customers?
Everything is keyed to the password on the account. 99.5% of “hacking” problems come when a password is not changed regularly or when a password is guessed by a “hacker”. Another 0.4% of problems come from improperly written/installed user CGI scripts. Our suggestion would be to change your password every 30-60 days, and make sure the password is not easily “guessable” (i.e. contains a couple digits, not just a dictionary word). Here is a quick summary of our security measures: – firewalled ports – telnet is prohibited – external mysql database access is blocked – we monitor CERT and apply patches as necessary to our OS, server software – we block excessive login failures – we back up all your website & datafiles once per day to a RAID system and tape backup, both with separate passwords, etc. – we implement a security design which prevents other users on the same system from accessing your data. – all customer data is stored on a firewalled server. While it is impossible to guarantee
